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LOST,

0R LEFT IN SOME STORE, ALA
~ dies purse, containing q few dollars
IN silver and diamond pin. The finder
Win please call 81 the 0ccidsntal HOte
api9 p
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PIANO LESSONS

Tor BEGINNERs AND ADVANCED
II pupils. 81 a. eXperieno lady teach
- Newest German meshod. witty cents
re- teason- AddIess MRS PAULINE
pea. DO tof3cs Ryif n
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oaaaaa,. paslls a.s. J. 1900.
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Pnblished In The Post Buil1inz, On Nil
strees. Seattle, " ash Ter.
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WAN TED.

Farm hands. S26 to $50.
Labofefs e. daA.
: carpenters. $50 month. Mil banda
boy, Is years. for farm, SIS month.
Mixer, SO month.
Railroad choppers and lab0sers.
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For SALE

A LEVELING TRANSTT-A FIRST
n class instrument. Address
J. u McDEk MOTT.
spl9tu. ih,sa p. o. box as Sea tie.
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SIS REWARD.

STOLEN FROM THE sTORE OF J. ".
- Jones 8 Co, o. Wednesday, April Is
. SAX umbrella. with = gold handle. and
tns name OF wv. III Moore engraved on
me emo me ab9ve reward viii be paid
for the return Of ths sane 10
Apl9 - ]. W JONES & co.
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WANTED.

THREE APPRENTICE GIRLS WANTED
i by Mrs. Prose-, immediately. u YOU
want 10 learn millinery. apply at once to this,
the most fashionable store in Seattle. apl9
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EASTERN WASHINGTON FARM

1NoR SALE OR TRADE FOR CITY
n lot Grand effer. Apply t.
spi5 I'm T. d. CLARKE. Seattle.
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sUB.cGIpTIog - NaIL
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Ts SPENDING THOUSANDS OF DOL
l lars in the way OF building wharves
ard cO4s bunkers in Minors addition,
which has
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1887-08-26
INV TED.

know of no remedy equal to Ayers
Pilla .ol Stomach and Liver disorders.
/ suffered from Torpid Liver, and Dvs-
pepsia, for eighteen months. Ny skin
wa-t yellow. and my tongue coated. |
had no appetite. suffered from Head
ache. was pale ani emaciatel 4 few
h0ag@ Of ayers Pills, taken in moderate
doses, restored me 10 perfect health. -
waldo Mics, Oberlin, Ohio.
Ayers Pills are superior family
medicine. They strengthen and inyi--
crate the digestive organs. create an ap-
p.0te, ard remove the horrible depres-
aioa and dependency resulting from
Liver Complaint. l have used these
Fills in my family, for years, and they
never lail 10 give entire satisfaction. -
Atfl Mnnty0mnrN. Oahknah Va Il
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1887-08-26

C.lslces having aeen made against
MAJOR DIS. enc = Hiibank ; popular
anl progressive business men
il rez-, = some school funds
.he city - an:i appointed 'ommlS-
ee ID cate According to Z
rpn,rt il .Ra last Ni.henh Index, the
rha' mltter VAS gone oTer aaa the
ra4srt makes clean showing fer the
vafor which IS gratifying - ms
many friends Major pisgs $ the
treasurer elect Of the State o. south
Dakota. .na a gentleman who haa NJ
hense festooned with bunting, a' 'ne
tir,a Of the reception Of the editors w
st,hsrl The Major also RESPONDED
- : tosst. and seems held II en-
hy his ntishhors and trieHdS 'o'' :
Civilizations. AZ. e.tenled on the sue.
.ossf,l termination Of The iaNest'ga
tioa.-Farro Argus
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1887-08-26
il, '''iar f7"rrn T. Dcnve, u

The DulUt, naf}v S,,..
issue h,o .t.a.,.,, 81 " recent
.h,,,, WIG '''4o"ihg To say about
'''' 'i'''" Soad That is now being }tllt
through the south part nf .hio nI,r.,..
Some Of the mos. ,..,.;, ) ,,...,.
history Of railro,I,,afa ,''iN Al tAe
on /" line Of rna1 ,.n,', "I'Is oohe
tyo,9 Sank Clr.r,, - +i1 southwest
by way OF B.nsan ava a., ,,,'I,'1' iI"hoCa Iine
ulnuty-four miIes ,j,tntt ''e'o1i' 1 HIS
and in ornratjon :, nat'", 80 40 w 'e "olie
ton If ,hn Duhn+h r1,,,2' % poi-
railroad. whirh iy - r',n 49, 81 e.. :" 1,e'iN'
to a1rrp ,aint ~, a., ,'0'"th
proha,ly Aor+1, prs4a NJ, "C.'lN' ,.l
section tom c.,,l, rn.,so' = w. i''
t0urhIng thp s,,,tI. .at,",, ~ noI I"'li'
IL under contract h.,;,. ~ ''1''-S ''"oH
l~al. bai the crjn< o'''' ~ Jan, /
construction cnn1,,,,,,, tI';'r'' ~ l,lc
,n.s th4 rnad rac,',,tI;, .ntl lN,' -, 40 ,u''''
Tore tna4 Il. ppnnid ,.
DuIath hy y.u ! NE - 80, ,,.'' '..'o ~"
keen lie i,,.,,r5, "si'!''
NV 1iya. ,>,rna,';,>,, ,',l;,I, ., o'., y. ~
nov. ir ~ f.ld ,tn'o i,' .'c' "a
.a.5l tT.1f. r a., ~. ~ = =,
4 n aan. MOI ra,nh nnin,,. ~. ~ ~ - :
}sr4 5tr. cn,t -, - laa -''''' W '.'.,' l -
,nnrnr ,,an Iaa,',.., ~ q -0o'' ,'' ut''l
ra,1 1n,s nnt 1am.n5 -, ',' 40
- t.n nanitoh, ,','' h"n.,n"a 80 i'"''' Sp'oo
,trn.n.t ina,,,,a, n,,;,. a. ~ ~. p."lI ''V
ga ,ns,nad ~ ,ha oan,,I 'rI o'.u - "-'A
arrsgct,[, twas ~ ,hini So pI,., 'soA. ~
tfnit,ba ~. n,ca ~ 49, 49, t",',, po,a '"0
~ ns,nch.y y,a,o ','.',' y" ,,1, ~ ~
n NM = liE.,y !, clnsa ,li;.,na - n,'Sn |
4.,.o., ,bn J-,ia,, p,a;r, .i'I,
Il 4 y tha latter road MI, n,an nm
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1887-08-26

The lie of the fiess is 'Ae '1ooa ,', .
,,4rcof: puf- blood means h-atf''s
s.,..t,,naI activity. and Ills bears
wita i tie eortaint, Of qnir1, 'ss'ol@. m
80 f,o,a ,ic,,ness " sccidsHt. =; ~, ];
~ 4 MI ems strengthen ~ o'fa'5,. !,
Ill. p,.5d Purifier gives llle, I. :
,l,sai ,.l,ale BODY. 5. per bottle.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1887-08-26
A Perfect Cure,

and I have not been troubled since. "
I. w. Boldly, River St, Lowell! Mass.
I was troubled with Hoils. and alT
health was mach impaired. besaA
using Ayers sarsaparilla, and, N dI3
time, the eruptions Ill disappeared, afa
my health was completely restofed.--
John r. Elllins. Editor StgHEty O5SefVfr,
Albemarle, y. &.
was troubled, for long time, With Z
humor which appeared on ny facs ~
ugly Pimples ana Blotches. aver s@I-
saparilla cured mt. lcansiierlt TVS h91.
blood purifier in the world Charles =
Smith, North Craftshar!, Vt.
Ayers Sarsapar.l'a
Is sold byall druggists. Ask for Ayers
Sarsaparilla, ana do not be persuaded 10
take any other. -
Prepared By Dr. j. c. ayor s Co., Lowell. Mass
rl..e ST., six bottles, a..
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1887-08-26

T,n. ono Of pr.1. Il. NeLe'n !. ;
,..I,, .'A' z1rr and Kidney Pellets 1t
a'sIs 1',,I, before yen 60 to bed AID you you
mn ...,n W. surprised how baoyant ana
= : vou will feel the next aas
lnly - ceuts VA
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1887-08-26
Aver S Pills,

Prepared By Or. y. G. Aver & Co, Lowell, Mass.
Gold Ly lA DraS .lsts aua Dealers IL Medicine.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1887-08-26

''F,' ,,.h;rh Affect stock md cause
+'.s,,s T'.ss inconvenience and l'ss e '.s -
seF'o"s =, y his work, which may ne
f''my, ,',y ramrl,s,. ~ m BY Tie use q Df. ).
4.'s.'' n'1'e,,s ! volcanic OF him"e'',.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1887-08-26
THE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL

Ihe lake hnrc
and bluff a thus
beautiful spot has
recently bcet! ,la.
ted into 4 number
Of very choice lots
" here .the View
Cverluoks thu lake
Tie drains is
TIE finest that rat,
I've obtained atti
the shore IL hrtv-
ily woodeG, y tth
magnificent tree.
and 4 ~ At pre-
fHs, N OF foliage.
| no II" / "A Z : =
grounds a1U lie
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1887-08-26
PiTnpIes, Boils,

And Carbuneles resllttrom q adebilitatod,
impoverished, or impure condition Of The
blood. Ayers Sarsanarilla prevents and
cures these oruptions and dpa'nfu' tumors.
by removing t!eeir cause; the only effect
ual way Of treating them.
Ayers Sarsaparilia has prevented tho
usual course of Butls, v hich have panied
and distressed Inc every season for sew
eral years. q. Scales, Ilainrillt, Mich.
vas badly troubled with Plnp1es on
the face; also with a diseolaration q tfe
skin. which showed itself IN H,;ly darN
patches. No external treatment 80
more than temporary good Ayers sar-
E3parilla effected
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1887-08-26
q Sluggish Liver

Causes the Stomach and Bowels to be-
come disordered, and the whole system
to suffer from debility. In all such
cases Ayers Pills give prompt relief.
After much suffering from Liver and
Stomach troubles, l have finally been
cured b. taking Ayers Cathartic Pills
always find hem prompt and thorough
in their action, and their occasional use
keeps n" IN a perfectly healthy condi.
ti,n. - Ralph Weeman, Annapolis, Nd.
Twenty-Five years age suffered from
q toTYiG liver, which was restored to
healthy action by taking Ayers Pills.
since ,aat time | have never been with
out them. They regulate the bowels,
ass,,1 digestion, and increase tho appe-
tits, more surely than any other medi-
cine. - Paul Churchill, Haverhil, Mass.
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SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
uTs aA@E1z % Tzn
merchants National Bank.

~EcrRTTTEs AND vAI.UABLKs.
= fsnons apG PARcEis of al kinds 70
sstvsa eos sAfs keuplag and saoeageS
safsa anA D~peds Hexes u EgkeLAn
ysrfT Eoassd ct frcn = - Sc psr an
nun. aacardtnE ~ ssa-
NoRTa Age IoANs sa rsAl ss.Aas -
is@ as e inaarSss anA - io1g une.
fnsersza pai4 90 mo8sy ffu1 nze e
aepssls % dAse q payGeeI mhl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-22

Toaoxro. April RpspectinR eAs
protested visis Of Wn. OfRFien 20 Can
ada - dseounee The evsctio1s en Lord
Lsnsaegne's estates Ia Ireland, Arch
bishop Lyssh Of this city sasted today
that be entirsly disappFoReo Of The eon-
tsmplatsd visit and cabled MF. 0'BFien
en1saserina 10 dissnAda him from
annninn
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SEATTLE t. MORNING, %.

sins the idsa might conmsnd ITSELF 10
The Oommissisn. Herein lee the dan-
Ser q TIE adoption of q p1relg ssi1sh
70 isy By The transoontinentai Inca II
they utilize The present general Fsvslt
agsiusf section te fzsten uD0a The
trseio schedule Of ffsi1hts higher than
they coald maintain before the laU uaa
passed. they vii esrtaznly provoks fur
thar and perhaps more effective leRiela-
ton Af TIE next seszion of Congress-
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THE
MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK or SEATTLE.

DwPoSrrs RECEIVED AND Ac-
| counts kepf subject 70 check 81 arArL
nffys .aA sRIIs EXCHANGE On al
,ytD-spsl citiss of The CSrTEp STATS
and ETRoFG
COLLECTIONS recsive EreciL stten-
tie~ nsaa 81 lowest rates On Al occea-
aihae reints-
YETTKRS or CREDIT isrsA- avail
49,. 4. NJ yarts - the Wcrad
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PTrrsBURo, April 2l.-rhe General
Passenger. aqsnf ef the Pennsylyania
RailFead Company, operating IInes west
Of PittsburQ. issued a circular instruct
ing the company's ticket agents 10 re-
sumo the sale OF through tickets over
the Missouri Pacific, Missouri. Kansas
a Texas and -. Louis. Iron Mountain
& Southern roads, and 20 prosecute the
sale over the Minnesota a northwestern.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-22
A horrible Crime

OsEAHK (Mo.), April H.-Ths Bald
knobbeFs situation u becominQ more
serious every day. Yesterday Charley
Graves, Q prominent member Of the
midnight raiders, related . story Of
raids he had attended. giving the names
Of the men who had accompanied him.
He dxed the murder Of George Edsrs on
John Matthews. Al the frst assault on
Eders' house George vas shot down, but
not killed. After ransacking the hcuss
the masked men retired and Georges
mother vas holding bis head. While
be lay on the floor Q man appeared at
the door, took deliberate aim at the
wounded man and put q ball through
his head. Graves says that be met
John Matthews coming from the house
and heard him say that he was mad be-
cause George had been wounded In the
back Of the head and had retugnsd 10
the house 10 finish the work. Gesrge
Edes, Parson Simons and Will Newton
went TO make confessions TO save them
selves. but the prosecution refused to
accept them as they say now they have
euou0a te9tim0ny
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-22

HAIxEKx. April 2l.-ProyiBsisl seers-
tsFV FseminR lntrodus-d series Of res
olutions in The Nova Scotia Pafiiameni
Iaes evening Fsafhfmine the opinion Of
iest Psriianeus and Of tAe psOple aa
exurvsssa a. she pnlis, that wfthdFavsl
from the Canadian confederation -
degiFAhle. The sesoiu ions are 20 be
debatea on ThaFsdsy. and - the As
.emklv contains an ovefsheimina ms-
isri,v Of FspsAiefs they SIll undoaos-
sdly Be passsd.
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VOL. xII---NO. 4

sBer 30 inqziKiss - % whether The
Rops va 10 favor offasinR q reco8cili-
atioa affected VIII Ifaiy % he basis of
: . fapal claim % the temporal power q
The Pspe. states thai the Pope aesiTta
pace With Italy bal kas never sheaaka
Of ahandeninR TIE riehts of TIE Church
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-22

TAuLaaAssE fFiA.l, AOg 2l.-In the
IlssialAfafe tbs vote casi for United
BiNea senator Was disifitu "a amenz
- uaaes.
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LoHDOE. April n. - A ssaFp shoek of
earthaaAke has bsea exoeFlensed over
the ubols Island % gsfssY. TIE trsmog
r.acsadsd from go uegf % the eas4
70 damage vas oc1s.
Answer fesm ne VasieaR.
Esxx, ApEil 2l.-Ths TStisan. ia an
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Bosrox. April 21.-Jamss Russall
Lowell sailed to-day for EaFop8 on the
Pasonia. Il is understood thai be de-
elinss 10 Be esndidate for Overseer OF
Harvard Untvefaiiy, for which be has
ksan nominated
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-22

NEw TokK, April sI.-JadRs Dsnahne,
in TIE sapssms GoaFt tsday, gave . d.
cisisn on ths sppiisati1n Of Edward
L4pp.nbeim 4 g. for = msndaHns 70
csupsl ne ofii , ~ % ths s.. Louis 4
san Ffanoiseo Railroad 10 permit the
inspectian o. fhsir stock ledger and
stock traBsfsr books- TIE C0urt said =
was n0t sasis6sd with ths afldayits o.
ths rsspoadenl and 10 some Fsspeeis he
lhoaRht they we're evasiVes. i direos
thst al peFa0ns appear for examinatlon
before tbs rsferse on the z2i Instant
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-22

HHz TonK. April st.--fhs TlsAss this
moFnlnQ atatss th1f Ma Aiebison. To-
naLa 4 Ssnta Pc RafiF3ad Conpany y
sagna 81 10000 woftn - steel b. Ena-
and. PFon nsnt ifon nGn are & Nen e.
anfhority fer To- statsmslI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-22

vaHs and Vn1aAble Ganas
WAszuaTuH, April 9l.--Upon the rec
emmendafi0a of tie Sursnyor General
Of the General Land Otice, has ordered
tbaf the tracl known e. the Las Vegas
Grant In Nsw Mexie0 Be resarvsyed-
The SurveysF General IN his rspsrk In
which the order Of FeGurvey ia made.
aaYs thai the present survey snhzaees
ueaRly half q million sores of land and
u manifsatly indefenaibie; that The pa-
pers show . grant for aGficnltnral paF-
poses Of numsFOns speci6ed allotments
of land amoontinR 10 perhapa M00o
acres the particular ereaa OF which sew
eral traets cannot be determined by Q
s1rvey; that tire remainder Of the land
included In the Gus bound areas speoi-
hed was evidently iutanded for paStnr-
aRe. and the grant provides that these
lands and their watsFs shall be free 20
all; that Il vas the custom Of the Mexi-
sAn Government 20 grant In fee pss-
ture land 20 the extent Of nearly half
. million acres, 40 claimed in this case
For fhoea and other reasons the land
ahOuld Be rssnFveyed and patents issued
for land actually granted for agricnl
t1ral purposes, thus asttlina ahe vexsd
question Of title, and restoring 10 the
public demain and actual settlement .
large body Of desirable land. Las
Vegas. enc Of the important towns Of
the Territory Of New Aexice, is located
on this tract.
Searching fsr wealth IN ahe Ruina.
eAM FAANcrsco. April q. = Since the
third Of this month search hiss ben in
progress In the ruins Of the Del Monte
Hotel ct Monterey for valaahlea lost IN
the destructive Are. II vas estimated
afteF the IRE that $4,000 worth Of
diamonds and ioWclry we're buried IN
the ruins- Up 70 the present time about
1000 worth Of diamonds, ieuelFy and
sdeets have been recovered. A pair Of
bracelets with large solitaire diamonds
Of four karats, we're foand yestsFd ~.
A quantity Of rings we're also found. |
A large black diamond ONYX pin Gas
found several days ago. Considerable |
soia has been discovered IN the ruins
Rsvolvers with their handles burned OF. |
knives. toilet articles, ivory hair and
1ail brushes. fancy scissors, opera |
glasses. all descriptions Of iswelry and |
many valuable jewels have been recov-
red.
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NKw Y0HK. Aprl 2I.-fkFse hundred
saaFsksepsrs, eis rks and others were ar
rested this morning bY ths poliee Tor
sweepinH duEt In the street 10 dsnanoe
Of Mayos Hsuitt. 10 tie Poiiee Couft
ths aocassd wsFe either aned 0F SHARPLY
soprimaneed By the magistrate.
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A Ruaslan Iaaa.

81. PKrKnsBuRo. April 2l.-Rassia bas
tuzaed 4 fOuF pr cent. internal lean
ap0antina 20 100.000.O00 Fusisa. 81 81
Der osuL The G0veroment uill aeeept
the bonds a faee yalus e. security for
ogutractors snpioyed on pabiie works.
Ths ir1posiiion Of he passport tax hAa
besa iemDoEHrily posspcned
Arrest - an Alleged Aecsmpliee.
Pas April n. = Il Sold says that
Gssslsr. che ALLEGED aeeempiiee q
Frsnsflni in the mnfdsF % Ans- RsR-
nault. her maid and tbs isftsF's da1zh-
-. 49, ben arrested 10 Paris.
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VrrozxA (R. O.. April 21.-Andy
ClsEk. lately fxom 1fuekes. New. Who
svidsncs. Il b thonRha shat be win be
exsFadited.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-22
Gold Briek Fraud.

EKw YoRK, April 2l.-An evening pa
per prints the following: What bids
fair TO develop into big gold brick
swindle came 10 light TO-DAY At the
United States Assay Office. Yesterday
q well known and wealthy gentleman Of
this city deposited four large bars sup
posed 20 be gold, With an assayeF 10 Be
refined and made into standard gold
bars. The gentleman said that the bars
cane from California and we're estt-
mated to be worth about $1,000 each.
or $4,000 for the four. and that an g.
say which be had made before showed
the bars to be about y psr cent fine.
The bars we're received and receiptsd
for In the usual form and the gentleman
retired IN full conadsnce that be had
$4,000 In gold in The hands Of UBcle
Sam. The snspieions Of Graham, the
receiver Of deposits. we're excited by the
light weight Of the bara. their specific
gravity being only about 50. whereas
| The specific gravity Of gold is l93. sam
ples were taken from the bars and s.
ssyed, when Il vas found that the four
bars we're Of copper With thin wash OF
gold on the outaide. In short. the four
bars tarned ouf 10 be w9Eth about u,
instead OF $4,000. Up 70 noon today
the Rentlsman had not called 70 asosr
toin the result Of The assay. Evidently
q fraud has been peFpetfated on him,
and he Il uunhefed among The victims
Of the gold brick trick"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-22

LoxDoE, April Glads,oss writes
that be does nos desire . general eies-
ton 70 Parliament until the English
mind is as ripe on the Irish question as
the Wslsh and Scottish minda ere, bat
thai time is rapidly advancing. ANY.
how, be says. II an prepared 70 face
anything b defeat coercion. l continue
10 hose for mach from vigoroas action
on the pan Of the constituencies whose
Representatives have decisive votes on
issuss."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-22
mass 81 Peaiaeea OersneseA-

WACO fTsxAs1. Aprd 9i--Toe rains
of Western Tsxas hsve 6iisd ths hefe-
tofsrs aiDass dFy ehAnnel of The BrAEas
rivsF ana havs broaeht 10 The o1rfent .
nee 81 pollsted ssttis sasoaaasa fhst
o4usa the advsntags9 % ths rain end
siEs rroziss % aineass- TIE earessaea
are svidsntly from TIE aikah ooantFy.
a thsg are sntirsly dsgsid sf hair.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-22
n.ash Of ssAs BsaIas.

Wazroros, Apsii q. = Act1tAns
Gener.l Drurn TODAY reeeised telesfans
stafinQ that Maiss Join Z. Blaine. psy-
roastsr. brstheF sf Ex Ssofstafy biAine
Sied ~ Hoe Springs. AskAnsa.' tns
m5Eni1g.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-22
RrlaaaA naaRea 3 aaFREIsa.

LozDoS, April al.-Ths hadeet vas .
oouplete surprise 10 the House Of Com
mons today. Many Of iis proposals,
notably those reiAtine 10 the national
debt charges, will be vigorously opposed.
it h asserted that Goshen has rcsorted
TO unso1nd measures 81 finance IN order
10 present q budget that may save The
Conservatives at the next general eleo-
tion. The Conservatives are Dueh irFi-
taied ct Lord Randolph ChnrehilIs atti-
toda.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-22

LONDON. April H.-rhe Timss haa
publisbsd second seriss on "Parnell-
ism and Crime including fse simtls
Of the PAFneli letter and articlss con-
neoted Herewith for distribution
throughout the oountFy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-22

NKw YoKK. April 2t.-koscos Conk-
iinR vas saan By q reporter today in fe-
gard 20 ske report that he had wlih-
dFawn bis premise 10 deliver q suioRy
on General Grant at PittahurR next
Saturday. CJnkling appeared moon
sarpFised that the Hsatement bad been
made. he said there was no truth 10 u.
Il never promised 70 speak a. PiitsoaER
Saturday. aud therefore osuld not win
draw Il. There 10 no possible vay foF
ma 10 Ret 70 PIltsbusg ~ Saturday"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-22
Parlar RaLIraaa Cammlaaloa.

WAsHzoroz, April 2l.-Ths Pacific
Raiiroad % mission today ssnt nun
Der OF letters 10 the Department and 70
railroad offisials and 0thsFs asking IN
formation in regard 70 the roads which
have received aid from the osvern
ment. The Commissioners have found
the subjeet Of their investigations 10 BE
nnnsb involved and eomplioetsd. and
their inquiries are framed with Q visw
20 afordlnQ q groundwork for an intel
iiQenf examination Of the Pacific rail
road affairs. The questions wlli require
some time before they can be answered,
and the Commissioners will leave foE
their homes tomorrow evening and Will
rsassemble in New York in Q week or
two.
The Remains ef Lieuf. DannenAaaeF-
ANNAPOLIS, (Md.), April 2l.-Ths re-
naina Of LisnieRans John W. Daonen-
hsuer were escorted 10 the i2 o'clock
train OF the Annapolis, Washinaton a
BaltimaFe railway, en Foots for wash
iuptnn, by the ofnosfs Of the Navsl
Academy, q company Of Unitsd Statei
marines and . ale Of sailors actsna q
call bearers. Before the funeral iefl
he Academy there we're ssrvioea ~ ~
Navel chapel. ChaplAin RsvsSn on
eating. No vollsys we're cred over th'
remains.
WESH1xaroS. April 2l.-The remaini
Of LaeutenAna DAnaenhsusf Wer'
hrouRhf 70 THE eIty this afternoon ftoz
AnnspoiiA They we're 8econpanled d
tuo sFothefs aud tee br0thsrs-in lac O
the deceased and . naval escort OF -
LisutsnAnas. WHO acted - pail arer
a Annapolis. The body YES taken =
an un6ertsking esisblishme1s and en-
baimed- TIE funeral sill taks pisoe o.